@newcreationsnc: UPDATE: In Durham, three juveniles now face more than 100 charges in the early-October break-in spree at 10 locations, including South Briggs Avenue, Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, South Alston Avenue and Bedford Street, police say. CONFIRMED: Durham police say three juveniles are facing more than 100 charges in a series of break-ins between Oct. 1 and Oct. 7 at 10 locations around the city, including South Briggs Avenue, Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, South Alston Avenue and Bedford Street. Police had already charged Treyveyon Cox, 21, and Telisha Hall-Cox, 50, who face four counts of possession of a stolen firearm, two counts of possession of a weapon of mass destruction, two counts of possession of a machine gun and three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. POLICE SAY / ALLEGED: Police say the charges against the adults stem from incidents on North Roxboro Road and Club Boulevard and are connected to 19 vehicles broken into at the La Quinta Inn on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard. Charges are accusations; everyone is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. STILL UNKNOWN: Police are not identifying the three juveniles or the specific charges they face, citing laws on juvenile information. Court dates have not been released. Source: Durham Police Department (via WRAL) Tips: Lock parked cars and keep valuables out of sight. Contact Durham Police or Durham Crime Stoppers at 919-683-1200. Voice: Pocket TTS (Kyutai) Triangle Local (@newcreationsnc) For more detailed story, follow trianglelocalnc.com #TriangleLocal #DurhamNC #DurhamCounty #NCNews #CrimeNews

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